Graduate student life at WVU goes beyond work

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — It's a common trope that graduate students don't do much outside
of the lab.

At West Virginia University, the students do spend a good deal of their time in
the lab, but when they're not working or studying, they're enjoying what the area
has to offer.

But don't take it from us. Biology Ph.D. candidate Jessica B. Turner, psychology
Ph.D. candidate Margeaux Gray and physics Ph.D. candidate Scott Cushing will tell
you themselves about the outdoors that they love, the coworkers and friends they
socialize with and the arts scene they enjoy.

WVU is Accredited

West Virginia University has been accredited though the Higher Learning
Commission, a Commission of the North Central Association. Visit the Higher Learning
Commission site to learn more about the accreditation process.